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| Back A Dos (Back to Back) |
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| Generation to Generation D'Une Generation a L'Autre |
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| Now this was a show for dramatis personae. This show took our audiences through an emotional roller coaster. From the laughter of Catherine Fitzgerald and Yanna Staroselsky's potrayle of Izzy and Bubby from "Crossing Delancy", to the emotionally charged "Long Day's Journey into Night," then to the haunting French monologue from P. Minyana's "Chambres" performed beautifully by Katrin Welsch. |
| If you missed it, you missed out on an experience. |
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| Arts Evening |
| Ms. Julie, by August Strindberg. The story of a "spirited" woman who falls for a lowley footman, but only to use him as he uses her. Now here was a part that was rather difficult for me. A footman who hated his position in the world and would do anything to get what he wanted out of life. Kelley Skelton played the perfect love interest and victim as Ms. Julie. |
| Arts evening is just that, an evening of the arts. We had brilliant musical performances, beautiful art pieces and of course, the performing art: Theatre. This was the very last Arts Evening that I would have the priveledge of participating in. |
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| Fete A Medieval Market Day |
| Welcome to the town of Le Chene, in medieval France. Here I reigned as Sherrif and a blind man in a scene from "Les Aveugles" (the blind men) by Michel de Ghelderode. What a show! It was one of antics, laughs and hilarity. If you needed a laugh and came to the show, we would have fullfilled that need...and then some! |
| This is just one of my favorite plays to be in, it was just a lot of fun |
| I played a blind man along side Jason Berman and Kate Kooyman |
| The songbird Nicole Achacoso and Kelley Skelton. |
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